Articles:

M C McCormick

The regionalization of perinatal care.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 571-572. [PDF]  

P Cole and H Austin

Breast self-examination: an adjuvant to early cancer detection.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 572-574. [PDF]  

O L Peterson

Why do high surgery rates raise case fatality rates?
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 574-576. [PDF]  

J F Vogt, L S Chan, P Y Wu, and W E Hawes

Impact of a regional infant dispatch center on neonatal mortality.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 577-582. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R T Senie, P P Rosen, M L Lesser, and D W Kinne

Breast self-examination and medical examination related to breast cancer stage.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 583-590. [Abstract] [PDF]  

N P Roos and L L Roos

High and low surgical rates: risk factors for area residents.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 591-600. [Abstract] [PDF]  

William D. Mangold

Neonatal Mortality by the Day of the Week in the 1974-75 Arkansas Live Birth Cohort
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 601-605. [Abstract] [PDF]  

F A Connell, R W Day, and J P LoGerfo

Hospitalization of medicaid children: analysis of small area variations in admission rates.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 606-613. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R Costas, Jr, M R Garcia-Palmieri, P Sorlie, and E Hertzmark

Coronary heart disease risk factors in men with light and dark skin in Puerto Rico.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 614-619. [Abstract] [PDF]  

J E Ware, Jr, R H Brook, A R Davies, and K N Lohr

Choosing measures of health status for individuals in general populations.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 620-625. [Abstract] [PDF]  

E M Bertera and R L Bertera

The cost-effectiveness of telephone vs clinic counseling for hypertensive patients: a pilot study.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 626-629. [Abstract] [PDF]  

N Ewing, D Powars, J Hilburn, and W A Schroeder

Newborn diagnosis of abnormal hemoglobins from a large municipal hospital in Los Angeles.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 629-631. [Abstract] [PDF]  

D G Olson, R L Levy, C A Evans, Jr, and S K Olson

Enhancement of high risk children's utilization of dental services.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 631-634. [Abstract] [PDF]  

B J Moore, D W Morris, B Burton, and D T Kilcrease

Measuring effectiveness of service aides in infant immunization surveillance program in North Central Texas.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 634-636. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R R Frerichs, C S Aneshensel, V A Clark, and P Yokopenic

Smoking and depression: a community survey.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 637-640. [Abstract] [PDF]  

R A Windsor, J J Kronenfeld, M G Cain, G R Cutter, L A Goodson, and E Edwards

Increasing utilization of a rural cervical cancer detection program.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 641-643. [Abstract] [PDF]  

W H Barker and J P Mullooly

Underestimation of the role of pneumonia and influenza in causing excess mortality.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 643-645. [Abstract] [PDF]  

W J Curran

Pap smears, prevention, primary care, and the guarantee of good health.
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 646-647. [PDF]  

Stephen D. Mumford

The Dispersed Famine of Today
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 648. [PDF]  

Davidson R. Gwatkin

Response from Gwatkin
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 648-649. [PDF]  

Kerr L. White

Two Comments Received on Contemporary Epidemiology Research and Training
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 649-650. [PDF]  

Robert H. Ebert

Two Comments Received on Contemporary Epidemiology Research and Training
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 650. [PDF]  

Jacob A. Brody

Two Comments Received on Contemporary Epidemiology Research and Training: Dr. Brody's Response
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 650. [PDF]  

Marvin M. Kristein

Smokers, Society and Respiratory Risks
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 650-651. [PDF]  

David K. Parkinson

Smoking Prevention Programs for All, Not Just Workers
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 651. [PDF]  

Association News
Am J Public Health 1981 71: 657-671. [PDF]  

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